Newbie says hello & understanding the "dd" command
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Newbie says hello & understanding the "dd" command
Hello to the Group:
I am a new member just wishing to say Hi!
I am looking to understand the command "dd".
Will read all I can find on this forum
I would apprieciate any advice on the use of the dd command on centos 4.0.
Thanking you kindly.
bill wmlaing@telusplanet.net
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